Ahmet Enünlü
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| Medal record | ||
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| Bodybuilding | ||
| World Amateur Championships-IFBB | ||
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2000 Malacca, MAL | Masters 50+ |
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1989 Paris, FRA | Lightheavyweight |
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1982 Bruges, BEL | Lightheavyweight |
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1976 Montreal, CAN | Middleweight |
| World Championships-WABBA | ||
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1978 | Medium class |
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1977 | Medium class |
| Universe Championships-NABBA | ||
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1979 London, UK | Medium class |
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1977 | Medium class |
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1974 Verona, ITA | Medium class |
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1973 Geneva, SUI | Medium class |
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1971 Paris, FRA | Medium class |
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1970 Belgrade, YUG | Medium class |
| European Championships-IFFB | ||
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1973 | Medium class |
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1969 | Medium class |
Ahmet Enünlü (born July 3, 1948)[1] is a world champion Turkish bodybuilder.
Enünlü was the fore-runner and the most successful performer of this sport in Turkey. He became the WABBA overall world champion in 1977 and 1978. In 1979, he won the overall Mr. Universe title of the National Amateur Body-Builders' Association (NABBA).[2]
Enünlü is the grandson of Abdullah Cevdet, an Ottoman-era intellectual of Kurdish descent.[3]
Magazine covers
[edit]- 1979 Vol 108, Num 1 Health and Strength
- 1979 Vol 108, Num 8 Health and Strength
- 1979 July Vol 47, Num 4 Strength and Health
- 1979 August Num 78 Muscle Training Illustrated
- 1980 June Num 84 Muscle Training Illustrated
References
[edit]- ^ Muscle Memory. Archived 2006-07-19 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Hall of Fame at the NABBA official site Archived 2012-04-03 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Damızlık erkek tartışması". Archived from the original on 2013-11-05. Retrieved 2013-09-07.
External links
[edit]- Gym-Center (in Turkish)
- History of the Men's World Amateur Championships at the IFBB official site
- Vucut Gelistirme Turkey (in Turkish)
- Ahmet Enünlü Interview (in Turkish)
- Ahmet Enunlu[permanent dead link](in Turkish)
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